Sentence examples for an obligatory element from inspiring English sources
Therefore, when compared to the English Subject, the Subject element in BH carries a relatively low functional load, given that it is not an obligatory element of the clause structure.
The algorithm includes the assessment of a comprehensive clinical history, neurological and psychiatric examination, basic laboratory and structural neuroimaging An important part of the assessment of the clinical history is a review of the medical history, and as such, this is an obligatory element in the algorithm for dementia diagnosis.
The internal check (peer review) is an obligatory component of any radiological service today.
The abolition of slavery gave an impulse to a movement which did not yet call itself humanitarian; even though the principle has existed, in one form or another, in all human societies; and is, for example, according to Qur'anic and prophetic texts, an essential and obligatory element of Muslim religious practice.
If we analyze (3) in terms of transitivity, the result will be clumsy, for the obligatory element of the Behaver is absent.
Transitivity analysis fits well with (25), which contains both the obligatory elements of a behavioral clause and which constitutes an answer to the probe: What is Zhang San doing on the stage?
Underlying the obligatory elements of each derived structure of a GSP is a set of the CC features (a 'syndrome'), and realisational pairing with meaning-wording is a critical means of testing the 1973 CMR hypothesis.
We conclude that the neurons in the RTN region that have a history of both Phox2b and Atoh1 expression are obligatory elements of the circuitry for breathing regulation by CO2 in neonates.
The patient's personal data ("patient details") contain obligatory elements and optional ones.
Just like mutations and other genome perturbation are not obligatory elements of reproduction.
We therefore conclude that it is not feasible to address self-management properly in the current intervention and propose to eliminate it as one of the obligatory elements.
